Screenplays

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 CIA Director Robert Turner confronts a world ending mission to diffuse a nuclear war, convince a sceptic administration of the threat, and rescue his son and bride, entangled in a triangle of top-secret espionage. Inspired by the ill-fated flight of MH-370 and confidential intelligence. 

Writer: Gary S. DeMoss

Genre: Action/Adventure

Pages: 123

Set in the aftermath of World War II, The Cage follows Lieutenant Fred Eller, a

principled and untested officer tasked with overseeing a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp known for its brutality. As Fred agitates a volatile international tribunal within the camp, he faces challenges from both hostile captives and rival Allied office - especially the arrogant Russian Lieutenant Azordoff. 

The tone is intense and procedural, grounded in historical realism and moral complexity. Fred, a former boxer and family man, must suppress his rage and grief as he enforces justice without vengeance, confronting the ghosts of genocide and the political gamesmanship of post-war Europe.

Writer: Gary S. DeMoss

Genre: Drama

Pages: 113

Set against the turbulent backdrop of early 20th-century Oklahoma, Black Moon Rising weaves a gripping tale of cultural collision, greed, and justice as a principled sheriff fights to uncover the truth behind the brutal murders of Osage women amidst an oil driven land grab.

Writer: Gary S. DeMoss

Genre: Historical Western

Pages: 120

 In 1954, at the height of “The Red Scare” of Communism, two rookie FBI agents travel from Washington DC to secluded Deep Creek Lake, in search of their missing colleague. They uncover a top-secret CIA program of mind control, called MK Ultra and a tangled web of spies and lies. 

Screenplay

Writer: Gary S. DeMoss

Genre: Historical Drama

Pages: 118

Teleplay

Genre: Historical Drama

Pages: 62

 The first varsity football team for an Appalachian town brings tough choices. Young men must decide between football, the mine or the family farm.  River runs through an October Sky.  

Writer: Gary S. DeMoss

Genre: Historical Drama

Pages: 120

 Three Generations venture to the North Pole and transform into an animated fairy tale discovering the secrets of Santa’s Village and the true meaning of Christmas. 

Writer: Gary S. DeMoss

Genre: Animation

Pages: 110